My view of my Camaro in my garage, whats yours like?

[51733ChristyMM]

Mine used to park here, next to my daughters Pontiac Sunfire.....

[51733ChristyMM]

but now it parks here like this...and my new Hyundai Accent parks next to the Sunfire.

[Jack Olsen]

Originally Posted by CUONCRS

I've noticed most Camaros are parked backwards. I always try to back in wherever I park, and I ALWAYS do at home and at work. I just feel more comfortable backing into a spot, than backing out.

Does anyone else try to back in as much as possible?

It also looks cooler.

[mgaspari]

[Jim Burke]

Originally Posted by Jack Olsen

It also looks cooler.

Jack Olsen.

I've read hundreds of your posts on the Porsche and garage forums. You're somewhat of a legend. Now you have graced us with your presence on this forum. I think you should post a shot of "Black Beauty II" housed in that awesome garage of yours.

Oh, and I'll get a shot of mine in the garage soon. Whenever I'm home it wants to go out and play, it seems.

Cheers,

Jim

[IROCanSS]

Neither of these are mine but it is my garage.

Camaro-Whipple, 657rwhp
G8-Bischoff built engine W/procharger, 701rwhp.



Here is an old pic with mine. The silver one is gone and the blue one is getting restored. I'm currently Camaro-less :(

[stray bullitt]

My Camaro sits with an eclectic bunch of other cars and motorcycles.

[Jack Olsen]

Originally Posted by Jim Burke

Jack Olsen. I've read hundreds of your posts on the Porsche and garage forums. You're somewhat of a legend. Now you have graced us with your presence on this forum. I think you should post a shot of "Black Beauty II" housed in that awesome garage of yours.

Thanks very much, Jim. I'm kind of a garage fanatic, which is how I stumbled on this thread.

Mine is just 20x21 or so, and it's a hodge-podge of construction that goes back to 1925. But I went to work on it when my union went on strike in 2007, and I put together a pretty decent little shop with a lot of sweat-equity and about $3,500 out of pocket.

I don't want to make too much of a detour off of the thread topic, but if anyone is interested in seeing more, let me know and I'll post it here. I also put together a website for the place, which is at:

http://www.12-gaugegarage.com .

And if you're into garages and tools, check out http://www.garagejournal.com -- some amazing stuff there.

Here's the old 911 parked in its spot:



And here it is with one of the garage's surprises, a 48"x48" section of floor that rises up to workbench level.



You can see the two fold-down work benches on that left-side wall. Everything in the place is home-made, second-hand or repurposed.

Oh, and wait -- since I mentioned the look of a nose-out parking space, here's the car backed into place:



11 years ago, when I was looking for a weekend/fun car, my initial search was for a 67-69 Camaro. But I found the 911 first, so that's the path I ended up going down.

[Pro Stock John]

Originally Posted by Pro Stock John

I actually park my Camaro nose-in all the time, nose-out for brag pics...




Cool seeing a 2CV in one of the pics, always like those.

Mgaspari, if you see my post, what height garage is needed to park a car on a lift and below it?

[IROCanSS]

Originally Posted by Jack Olsen

Thanks very much, Jim. I'm kind of a garage fanatic, which is how I stumbled on this thread.

Mine is just 20x21 or so, and it's a hodge-podge of construction that goes back to 1925. But I went to work on it when my union went on strike in 2007, and I put together a pretty decent little shop with a lot of sweat-equity and about $3,500 out of pocket.

I don't want to make too much of a detour off of the thread topic, but if anyone is interested in seeing more, let me know and I'll post it here. I also put together a website for the place, which is at:

http://www.12-gaugegarage.com .

And if you're into garages and tools, check out http://www.garagejournal.com -- some amazing stuff there.

Here's the old 911 parked in its spot:



And here it is with one of the garage's surprises, a 48"x48" section of floor that rises up to workbench level.



You can see the two fold-down work benches on that left-side wall. Everything in the place is home-made, second-hand or repurposed.

Oh, and wait -- since I mentioned the look of a nose-out parking space, here's the car backed into place:



11 years ago, when I was looking for a weekend/fun car, my initial search was for a 67-69 Camaro. But I found the 911 first, so that's the path I ended up going down.

Stunning car, stunning garage.

That is all.

[SugeKnight]

[QUOTE=Jack Olsen;5405654]





And here it is with one of the garage's surprises, a 48"x48" section of floor that rises up to workbench level.




thats awesome! I want a lift in my garage :(

[cybercoaster]

Mine

[SugeKnight]

cybercoaster thats bad ass!!!!

[SlickP]

mines is in private garage i have assigned parking